The Jacksonville Jaguars was the only team to beat Jim Kelly, John Elway, and Dan Marino in the playoffs. Jim Kelly and Dan Marino retired after losing to the Jaguars in the playoffs.
@juanpabloperez9063 You sure troll Dan Marino in just about EVERY video. It's 2023, it's OK to just come out and say you have a homosexual attraction to Dan Marino lol😂
Having never watched this game prior to you posting out, my God... I have only seen expressions like Jimmy Johnson's, in the midst of disasters, tragedy, and war. I mean that.
Not only do miss those uniforms, I mish how dominate they were that year. As a Jags fan, I wish we can get somewhere close to being that dominate again.
I still remember Verne Lundquist from CBS broadcasting whenever wasn't GreenBay Packer or Chicago Bear games when they were the Nationally broadcast game?
Even if Dan Marino had a Vintage Game where he threw for over 400 yards, it still wouldn’t have mattered. Jacksonville had too much firepower. It’s a shame that they couldn’t keep this team together.
It was obvious that Marino was ready to retire. I think his first 7 or 8 passes were incomplete or intercepted. I’m glad he at least got one more TD drive before halftime, but he was done. Unfortunately, that’s how a lot of guys go out. The most recent being Drew Brees. Still, as a Jags fan at the time, this was a very satisfying victory. I was so tired of all my friends at school telling me how overrated Jacksonville was. If the Music City Miracle doesn’t happen, they likely go on to make the SB.
@@smoothALOE I feel ya, brother. I remember those days when the Jags were actually a competent football team. They were probably one of the most successful expansion teams at the time. I hate to see them suffer so much now. I hope they can rebound in the future.
@@smoothALOE It is VERY RARE that Great Players in Sports go out on top. Michael Jordan (Second Retirement) Bill Russell, Peyton Manning, David Robinson, Ray Lewis, Michael Strahan, Jerome Bettis and of course John Elway are of the very few that has won in their last year. Free Agency has killed a lot of teams over the years from becoming dynasties.
@@u121386 That team that went to the AFC Championship Game a few years ago looked like they were gonna be competing for years and that season turned out to be a one hit-wonder🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
I remember when this game aired. I wasn't able to actively watch the game as I had other matters to attend to, but each time I'd pass by the TV, Jacksonville's score just kept getting bigger and bigger. In fact, I first tuned in during the first half, and not paying attention to what time it was or what time it was in the game, the score was so high, I figured that the game was about to wrap up. When I realized that we were still in the first half, my mind was a little blown.
How surprising that the Jaguars in the 90s were good, "not like now", what a historic game the biggest beating in the Playoffs, and one of the games with the biggest beating in the regular season
So Coughlin's teams have beaten Kelly, a 13-3 Elway team, a Marino/Jimmy Johnson team in unheard of fashion, a 13-3 Favre team and near perfect Brady team (both in 07/08), then a 15-1 Rodgers team and another Brady team (both in 2011/12)...all in the postseason....not bad.
Jimmy Johnson "We gotta keep the big plays to a minimum." I think the Dolphins did do that after the Jags scored 62 points. I thought the Jags were good but the Dolphins served this game on a silver platter with 7 TO's.
one of the most depressing games in nfl history. you know that south park episode where stan has to coach a youth hockey team for a sick kid, and at the end the team gets destroyed and the kid dies? that’s this game.
Hard to say. The Bills should’ve beaten the Titans and the Colts probably would’ve beaten the Bills. The Colts and Jags would’ve been an interesting matchup. Jags probably don’t lose that at home. I’m not sure if they beat the Rams, though. I think that was a team of destiny in 1999, so to speak.
@@thriftygamer8366 it’s a reflection of their head coach. Jimmy Johnson was already checked out for the year didn’t even care about football at that point and when word got around that JJ was gonna pull the same shit again and quit again players were like I’m done cause why should players give it their all when the coach doesn’t care?
@@danielgrassi4343 I thought it was odd that the Dolphins organization talked Johnson into coming back when he quit on them after the 1998 season. Anytime someone just up and leaves like that it's obvious they don't want to be there. By talking him into coming back they had a coach who clearly knew the team wasn't going to win anything (he wouldn't have left if he thought they'd be great) and who already had one foot out the door. They'd have been better off hiring someone else instead of being coached by someone with short-timers syndrome.
There was probably much sentiment in Jacksonville for moving the Dolphins into the AFC South with the Jaguars, wanting an instate rivalry. But the Dolphins wanted to stay with the Bills, Jets, and Patriots. The NFL honored the Dolphins' wishes, which would haunt the team as they have been in the playoffs only twice since realignment thanks largely to Tom Brady. Had the Dolphins moved into the South, their post-realignment fortunes might have been better.
At the same time, the Jaguars likely wanted to stay with the Steelers, who were going to the North. Pittsburgh was their fiercest Division rival for many years and a measuring stick Jacksonville lived up to. I wager Jacksonville was disappointed that they lost the Steelers. It’s no coincidence that once Jacksonville lost Pittsburgh, they were nowhere as successful as they once were. The Steelers are among the oldest and most famous franchises in the NFL and it gave the Jaguars marquee value as well. The Colts, Titans, and Texans don’t carry the same fierceness.
@@redpillfreedom6692 It wasnt, but it was the first. The Bears beat the Titans on a walk-off safety in 2004, and the Dolphins beat the Bengals in OT on a walk-off safety.
Jags fan born in ‘99 here. This is sick and I’m so happy you posted this. HOF needs to rewatch Fred Taylor here and tell me how it’s the dolphins players missing those tackles…
I got married on this day. It was the only time in my life I ever got nervous. My brother told me to watch the game to calm me down. He was a Dolphins fan. This game didn’t help. lol.
To this very day, I truly believe Jimmy Johnson was fired at halftime and had to go back out there for the 2nd half just to go through the motions. I loved watching Miami get blown out by Buffalo 3 times in the playoffs, but I was in complete utter shock watching this Miami catastrophe.
We would have went if the titans hadn't stolen our playbook. We also probably would have went to the 2017 super bowl if the refs hadn't screwed us over.
@@damanithegoat9653 i see 0-6 with 2ints and 2 fumbles. As for all time stats he's steady dropping down the list. Also, how mature of you resorting to name calling. Grow up. It's a comment on sports called trash talk
I've often wondered how much better (or worse) the Dolphins would've been IF in Jimmy's first season of coaching the Dolphins he did to Marino what he did with Hershel Walker. Thoughts?
He specifically chose to go to Miami because of Marino. However, Marino kept getting hurt and deteriorating physically. Plus, JJ was never able to build an OL or draft competent skill players. He did build a very good D', this game notwithstanding.
Its a shame how the Miami Dolphins GM an owner waisted Dan Marino career he didn't deserve to get this kind of beating in his last game hes one of the top 10 maybe top 7 QBs of all time as a Packers fan I do remember watching this game my older brother went for Dolphins an I went for Jaguars
I was there! The Dolphin fans were talking so much trash at the start, by the 2nd quarter; We kept saying to them “Miami’s that way” as we pointed to 95 south.
Absolutely HATE when coaches put in back up QBs while in the lead.. I know the Jaguars scored 62 altogether but it should have been 100 and Burnell should have been allowed to play til the end.. Bleep 'sportsmanship'
You have to remember that at this time Jacksonville was trying to win the Super Bowl. Could Jay Fiedler have won the big game? Maybe? Better luck with Brunell who had to wait ten years to win a ring as backup to Drew Brees in New Orleans.
3rd touchdown was so unprofessional on both side. You would never see this in today's NFL. Jacksonville had one hell of a team that season, great defense especially, Kevin Hardy and Carnell Lake had an elite season.
Jimmy wanted to trade Marino after 96'. The Dolphins owner wouldn't let it hapoen, because golden boy Dan was oh so popular among the fans. This was the end result.
He brought entertainment and excitement to the game and South Florida, but his game had many limitations. He definitely wanted to do things his way, which meant throwing it 50 times a game but in the NFL at that time that was a formula for regular season success but playoff failure. Marino was 8-10 in the playoffs.
Heartbreak as a lifelong Dolphins fan . This was so pathetic and sad.. with that said . How awesome was the field in the playoffs back then..I remember Miami had navy blue end zones in the playoff game the year before vs buffalo.. so much more creative back then
this has gotta be the worst first 18 minutes of a football game any team has played in nfl history. its truly unbelievable how bad the dolphins were. 38-0 before marino completed his first pass!!! how is that possible??
Dolphins did made the playoffs in 2000, beat the Colts in overtime before losing to the Raiders. Jaguars didn't get to the postseason until the 2005 season.
@@tokyoticcat4346 jaguars did make the playoffs in 2007: beat the Steelers before losing to patriots. 10 years later, they made an remarkable run to the AFC championship game
I hate the Jaguars for this game been a Dolphins fan since I was a kid cannot believe this was Dan Marino’s last game my hero and a legendary QB Dolphins never built a great team around him one 1000 rusher in Marino’s career
What a good team Marino had in '99-a Top 13 Offense, a Top 5 Defense, and his backs had OVER 2,000 yds. rushing and receiving. But once again Dan stunk it up in a playoff game. Dan was playoff challenged a majority of the time.The P-F-R study shows how challenged he was.
The P-F-R study says Marino gave the Dolphins a Negative Value in 10 playoff games and a Value in the single digits in 2 others. His overall Value was a terrible NEGATIVE 156. Other more successful QB's had Values from 300 to 1,000.
Favre's Value was 302, Warner 422, Staubach 461, Aikman 527, Young 580, Elway 767, Bradshaw 903, and Montana 1,292. Again, Marino's Value was MINUS 156. This study was never updated after '08 so Brady, Manning, Brees, Rodgers, etc., do not have full totals.
Marino was 38 years old, hobbling on one leg due to the achilles tendon tear that was never properly repaired. To top it off, in '99 he had a cervical injury to his neck that made it impossible for him to throw a ball for almost two months. He was done physically at this point.
As a long Time Viewer of Football I have noticed if Coaches (Jimmy Johnson ) and or Veteran QB,s (Dan Marino) stay to long in the League Your career will usually End Badly .
Jimmy Johnson: "We've gotta keep big plays to a minimum"
Big Plays: "Hold my beer!"
John Facenda: “They did not keep big plays to a minimum”
@@tommyl.dayandtherunaways820 I can hear him say it!
Jimmy Johnson: "We've gotta keep big plays to a minimum"
Big Plays: Can't nobody hold me down. Oh no I got to keep on movin.
I think he meant “We’ve gotta keep the big plays to a *cough maximum”
Turtle Marino 🤣🤣🤣 lol he was Dolphins rock in the shoe , shameful turtle Marino
The Jacksonville Jaguars was the only team to beat Jim Kelly, John Elway, and Dan Marino in the playoffs. Jim Kelly and Dan Marino retired after losing to the Jaguars in the playoffs.
Yep! You are correct
Also, all three of those wins were the final playoff losses for their careers.
Probably would have won a Super Bowl if Jeff Fisher hadn't stolen their playbook.
Shoulda won the bowl in 98
@@lopstersharks9385 They were no match for that Broncos team, nor the team who beat the 15-1 Vikings.
Tony, Fred and Jimmy should be in The HOF. Thanks Bart.
1 down, 2 to go!
Beasley should be in the hall of fame too imo
Legendary announcers VERNE LUNDQUIST and DAN DIERDORF with the call on CBS
You gotta love “TOUCHDOOOWWWNNN MIIIII- Jacksonville!”
Verne was probably used to announcing those quick strike TDs for Dan Marino back in the day
I put that up there with "Yes sir!!!"
I worked this game as a volunteer. The largest margin of victory in post merger playoff history.
cool to see the face of turtle Marino live at this game, priceless
So, what was with the explosions in the second half? Just some large fireworks someone smuggled in?
@juanpabloperez9063 You sure troll Dan Marino in just about EVERY video. It's 2023, it's OK to just come out and say you have a homosexual attraction to Dan Marino lol😂
@@Turtle-ed7qx I’ve had sex with Dan Marino
I watched this live when I was in 8th grade...
I was in middle School at the time to
Jags fan?
I like the Jags. I went and played hockey after it. Minnesota is no Florida!
I was a freshman in H.S at the time.
@@Ezekiel144k class of 02 👍
Would the woman from Jacksonville who left her 11 kids at Jacksonville Stadium please pick them, they are beating the Dolphins by 30 points.
Key Plays:
3:30 JAX: Smith 41-yd rec from Brunell
7:30 JAX: Smith 8-yd rec TD from Brunell
9:45 JAX: Beasley 5-yd INT ret
20:50 JAX: Taylor 90-yd rush TD
24:10 JAX: Brackens 16-yd fumble ret TD
35:40 JAX: Taylor 39-yd rec TD from Brunell
39:55 JAX: Howard blocked punt recovery
42:10 JAX: Stewart 25-yd rush TD
46:30 JAX: Beasley INT
59:50 JAX: Hollis missed 39-yd FG
1:01:25 JAX: Darius fumble recovery
1:06:15 MIA: Jackson INT
1:07:55 JAX: Lake fumble recovery
1:23:40 MIA: Gadsden 20-yd rec TD from Marino
1:27:10 JAX: Smith 70-yd rec TD from Fiedler
1:40:25 JAX: Whitted 38-yd rec TD from Fiedler
2:04:00 JAX: Darius fumble recovery
2:05:15 JAX: Howard 5-yd rush TD
2:09:40 JAX: Smeenge fumble recovery
2:12:20 MIA: Wooden fumble recovery
Key Stats:
MIA:
Dan Marino 11/25 pass, 95 yds, 1 TD, 2 INT
Stanley Pritchett 2 car, 10 rush yds, 2 rec, 17 rec yds
Autry Denson 6 car, 10 yds
Oronde Gadsden 6 rec (11 targets), 62 yds, 1 TD
O.J. McDuffie 2 rec (10 targets), 19 yds
Zach Thomas 10 tackles
Shawn Wooden 6 tackles, 1 FR, 1 FF
JAX:
Mark Brunell 5/9 pass, 105 yds, 2 TD
Jay Fiedler 7/11 pass, 172 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT
Fred Taylor 18 car, 135 rush yds, 1 TD, 1 rec, 39 rec yds, 1 TD
James Stewart 11 car, 62 yds, 1 TD
Chris Howard 15 car, 54 yds, 1 TD, 1 blocked punt recovery
Jimmy Smith 5 rec, 136 yds, 2 TD
Aaron Beasley 2 INT, 4 tackles
Gary Walker 2 sacks, 4 tackles
Donovin Darius 3 tackles, 2 FR
Carnell Lake 3 tackles, 1 FR, 1 FF
Tony Brackens 1 sacks, 2 tackles, 1 FR, 1 TD, 1 FF
Emarlos Leroy 1 sack, 1 tackle, 1 FF
What about the last TD?
Having never watched this game prior to you posting out, my God... I have only seen expressions like Jimmy Johnson's, in the midst of disasters, tragedy, and war. I mean that.
Not only do miss those uniforms, I mish how dominate they were that year. As a Jags fan, I wish we can get somewhere close to being that dominate again.
If not for those titans, who knows how they would square vs Warners Rams 🐏. The only team Jax had trouble with.(referring to the titans)
The Titans cheated that year. Jeff fisher stole the jaguars playbook before the AFC championship
@@tokyoticcat4346they did the same thing against my Ravens the year after, thankfully for us we still beat them
Wooooo!!!!
They're coming back in 2024
This game was a blowout of epic proportions but lets not forget the greatness of Verne Lundquist in the broadcast booth!
Along with Dan dierdorf
@@Ezekiel144k Dan Dierdorf was an underrated color guy.
When Dierdorf says "they might flag Miami for playing horrible defense" 😆
@@matthewbarrett3779 lol
I still remember Verne Lundquist from CBS broadcasting whenever wasn't GreenBay Packer or Chicago Bear games when they were the Nationally broadcast game?
21:03-21:15: The End of the Game on This Play.
Even if Dan Marino had a Vintage Game where he threw for over 400 yards, it still wouldn’t have mattered. Jacksonville had too much firepower. It’s a shame that they couldn’t keep this team together.
Jacksonville sucks
It was obvious that Marino was ready to retire. I think his first 7 or 8 passes were incomplete or intercepted. I’m glad he at least got one more TD drive before halftime, but he was done. Unfortunately, that’s how a lot of guys go out. The most recent being Drew Brees. Still, as a Jags fan at the time, this was a very satisfying victory. I was so tired of all my friends at school telling me how overrated Jacksonville was. If the Music City Miracle doesn’t happen, they likely go on to make the SB.
@@smoothALOE I feel ya, brother. I remember those days when the Jags were actually a competent football team. They were probably one of the most successful expansion teams at the time. I hate to see them suffer so much now. I hope they can rebound in the future.
@@smoothALOE It is VERY RARE that Great Players in Sports go out on top.
Michael Jordan (Second Retirement) Bill Russell, Peyton Manning, David Robinson, Ray Lewis, Michael Strahan, Jerome Bettis and of course John Elway are of the very few that has won in their last year. Free Agency has killed a lot of teams over the years from becoming dynasties.
@@u121386 That team that went to the AFC Championship Game a few years ago looked like they were gonna be competing for years and that season turned out to be a one hit-wonder🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
I remember when this game aired. I wasn't able to actively watch the game as I had other matters to attend to, but each time I'd pass by the TV, Jacksonville's score just kept getting bigger and bigger. In fact, I first tuned in during the first half, and not paying attention to what time it was or what time it was in the game, the score was so high, I figured that the game was about to wrap up. When I realized that we were still in the first half, my mind was a little blown.
😂 i watched the whole i felt like i was playing madden 😂
The fact that it was 62-7 and the Jags actually left some points on the field. It really should’ve been 72-7!
Maybe over 100 if they didn’t bench all the starters for half the game.
They did not intentionally run up the score, either.
@@louisskulnik7390 I agree, after seeing this game multiple times. It was just a good, old-fashioned ass whipping, haha!
golden years low key superbowl or not, it was pure energy, unadulterated
@@Createthisaccountnow very exciting game if you’re a Jags fan. It must’ve been hell for Dolphins’ fans.
How surprising that the Jaguars in the 90s were good, "not like now", what a historic game the biggest beating in the Playoffs, and one of the games with the biggest beating in the regular season
Even Ray Finkle's Mom felt sad that Dan Marino had to go through this.
But she still thinks he should die of gonorrhea.
Wow the 62-7 demolition and it happened in Dan Marino's last game. SMH.
Hoping it won't look like this once Brady plays a last game like Dan Marino on this game.
I felt bad for Dan Marino, but LOVED seeing Jimmy Johnson get demolished.
@@82dorrin Why?
Jimmy Johnson is a college football champion, 2 time SuperBowl champion and a hall of famer.
@@josecarranza7555 Because fuck Jimmy Johnson. That's why.
After this game the jaguars transformed in to a lolcow
I was there. I was 16 at the time, it was so much fun!!
Damn bro i watched this game at 16 wow now 40 😂 time flies
Fred was just amazing. His change of direction and speed was just amazing for a guy his size. True measure of a future hall of famer
7:32 JAX 7-0
9:47 Marino INT
20:57 JAX 17-0
24:08 Marino Fumble
Watching this as the Jags play the Fins on TNF.
Why do I sleep to this every night? It is so soothing. I do not even hate the Dolphins, or Marino.
So Coughlin's teams have beaten Kelly, a 13-3 Elway team, a Marino/Jimmy Johnson team in unheard of fashion, a 13-3 Favre team and near perfect Brady team (both in 07/08), then a 15-1 Rodgers team and another Brady team (both in 2011/12)...all in the postseason....not bad.
I am here because of the Secret Base video. This was a fun game to watch and fall asleep to.
The Dolphins in their now Classic 1997 Uniform. The last uniforms I will ever love from the Miami Dolphins.
Holy Crap! I'm not even to half time and I forgot how bad this was. I saw this game live. Our brain supresses painful memories.
Jimmy Johnson "We gotta keep the big plays to a minimum." I think the Dolphins did do that after the Jags scored 62 points. I thought the Jags were good but the Dolphins served this game on a silver platter with 7 TO's.
one of the most depressing games in nfl history. you know that south park episode where stan has to coach a youth hockey team for a sick kid, and at the end the team gets destroyed and the kid dies? that’s this game.
1:43:31. One of the GREATEST highlights of that particular day!
62-7 with over 10 minutes left in the 4th quarter. Jags could have scored 100
Does anyone think if the jaguars would have beaten the Titans in the AFC championship, they would have won the super bowl
Indeed they would have.
I think it would have been against da STL rams.
But it would have been a tough game tho.
No. That was the Rams all the way.
Hard to say. The Bills should’ve beaten the Titans and the Colts probably would’ve beaten the Bills. The Colts and Jags would’ve been an interesting matchup. Jags probably don’t lose that at home. I’m not sure if they beat the Rams, though. I think that was a team of destiny in 1999, so to speak.
Yes. When the Jaguars loss to the Titans, it was the beginning of the Jaguars decline.
Shoulda been Bucs vs Jags, a very interesting super bowl
Was at this game!
Never sat down 😂because the jags never stop scoring!
I remember watching this game. I was shocked by the outcome. Miami's defense was decent or even good. I expected a much closer game.
Who else misses cbs old theme?
The inglorious end of the truncated Jimmy Johnson era in Miami - what seemed like a perfect match of coach to franchise just didn't work out.
The players quit on defense they proved they didn’t want to be there and felt they weren’t getting paid enough.
@@thriftygamer8366 it’s a reflection of their head coach. Jimmy Johnson was already checked out for the year didn’t even care about football at that point and when word got around that JJ was gonna pull the same shit again and quit again players were like I’m done cause why should players give it their all when the coach doesn’t care?
He doesnt wanted turtle Marino, and Marino was like a leech, turtle Marino is a shame
@@danielgrassi4343 I thought it was odd that the Dolphins organization talked Johnson into coming back when he quit on them after the 1998 season. Anytime someone just up and leaves like that it's obvious they don't want to be there. By talking him into coming back they had a coach who clearly knew the team wasn't going to win anything (he wouldn't have left if he thought they'd be great) and who already had one foot out the door. They'd have been better off hiring someone else instead of being coached by someone with short-timers syndrome.
There was probably much sentiment in Jacksonville for moving the Dolphins into the AFC South with the Jaguars, wanting an instate rivalry. But the Dolphins wanted to stay with the Bills, Jets, and Patriots. The NFL honored the Dolphins' wishes, which would haunt the team as they have been in the playoffs only twice since realignment thanks largely to Tom Brady.
Had the Dolphins moved into the South, their post-realignment fortunes might have been better.
At the same time, the Jaguars likely wanted to stay with the Steelers, who were going to the North. Pittsburgh was their fiercest Division rival for many years and a measuring stick Jacksonville lived up to. I wager Jacksonville was disappointed that they lost the Steelers. It’s no coincidence that once Jacksonville lost Pittsburgh, they were nowhere as successful as they once were. The Steelers are among the oldest and most famous franchises in the NFL and it gave the Jaguars marquee value as well. The Colts, Titans, and Texans don’t carry the same fierceness.
@EdmacZ Both Jacksonville and Tennessee games against the Steelers were always special games.
Duval Country Saturday Playoff Massacre
As my dad said succinctly, "that was a good ol' fashioned ass whoopin'"
Marino was shot, but the Miami defense didn't even try.
Marino was a cancer for the 99' team. When a team knows that its QB can't lead the team to a win, it's over before it starts.
@@andrearel3703 Marino was a cancer since 1992
This was great for big mouth dolphins fans....loved it
Dan Marino and Jimmy Johnson 's last game ever
When the placekicker scores 14 points against you its a bad day at the office
November 5, 1989 kicker Mike Lansford scored 21 points against the Vikings - the Rams lost in overtime with a safety.
@@fridaysmith2567
That might be the only walk-off safety in NFL history.
@@redpillfreedom6692 It wasnt, but it was the first. The Bears beat the Titans on a walk-off safety in 2004, and the Dolphins beat the Bengals in OT on a walk-off safety.
Jags fan born in ‘99 here. This is sick and I’m so happy you posted this. HOF needs to rewatch Fred Taylor here and tell me how it’s the dolphins players missing those tackles…
I remember watching this game as it unfolded. I was in complete utter shock at how bad Miami played.
Yeah it did seem like Fred Taylor had the talent of Gayle Sayers in him.
Miami’s dbs literally gave up that first quarter.
62-7,500+yds & 7 takeaways😮😮😮
23:09 longest run in nfl playoff history
1:22:50 what's scary is that with 9 seconds in the 2nd quarter the score is already 41-0
I got married on this day. It was the only time in my life I ever got nervous. My brother told me to watch the game to calm me down. He was a Dolphins fan. This game didn’t help. lol.
Looks like Miami and Jacksonville are back!
To this very day, I truly believe Jimmy Johnson was fired at halftime and had to go back out there for the 2nd half just to go through the motions. I loved watching Miami get blown out by Buffalo 3 times in the playoffs, but I was in complete utter shock watching this Miami catastrophe.
All fault is from turtle Marino, overrated turtle
I remember doing a double take when I saw the score on the ticker!!!
1st Quarter KO
You have to give respect to Miami for not taking a bunch of cheap shots or such while getting absolutely destroyed in every aspect of the game.
that shit will never get old, "JOOOOOOOEL... SMMMEEEEEENGE"
The marino massacre.
The score could’ve easily been 55-7 at half.
Thank you!!!!
The thumbnail for this is horrifying. I love it.
We should have went to the Super Bowl this season!!
We would have went if the titans hadn't stolen our playbook. We also probably would have went to the 2017 super bowl if the refs hadn't screwed us over.
Dan looks really good in this one!😆
Stfu
@@damanithegoat9653 Danny boy! Most overated QB ever! Hahaha! Loved this
@@steveg5960 Nope, look at those stats snowflake
@@steveg5960 Please do some research before commenting noob
@@damanithegoat9653 i see 0-6 with 2ints and 2 fumbles. As for all time stats he's steady dropping down the list. Also, how mature of you resorting to name calling. Grow up. It's a comment on sports called trash talk
I've often wondered how much better (or worse) the Dolphins would've been IF in Jimmy's first season of coaching the Dolphins he did to Marino what he did with Hershel Walker. Thoughts?
He specifically chose to go to Miami because of Marino. However, Marino kept getting hurt and deteriorating physically. Plus, JJ was never able to build an OL or draft competent skill players. He did build a very good D', this game notwithstanding.
That was one of the most Vikings things I seen with the Defensive effort from Miami lol
Its a shame how the Miami Dolphins GM an owner waisted Dan Marino career he didn't deserve to get this kind of beating in his last game hes one of the top 10 maybe top 7 QBs of all time as a Packers fan I do remember watching this game my older brother went for Dolphins an I went for Jaguars
I was there! The Dolphin fans were talking so much trash at the start, by the 2nd quarter; We kept saying to them “Miami’s that way” as we pointed to 95 south.
Absolutely HATE when coaches put in back up QBs while in the lead.. I know the Jaguars scored 62 altogether but it should have been 100 and Burnell should have been allowed to play til the end.. Bleep 'sportsmanship'
Less sportsmanship and more about not wanting to risk injury to your starters when the game is out of reach.
@@baracksays9401 exactly lmao in the playoffs at that it’s not worth the risk
You have to remember that at this time Jacksonville was trying to win the Super Bowl. Could Jay Fiedler have won the big game? Maybe? Better luck with Brunell who had to wait ten years to win a ring as backup to Drew Brees in New Orleans.
the missed tackles- the dolphins d made fred taylor look like the second coming of jim brown...
I’m also here after yesterday’s Dolphins 70-20 win over the Broncos🤣
haha couldn't believe my eyes when i saw that score dude. that's something out of NCAA lol
@@frankiesacco More specifically a top 10 team blowing out a FCS opponent and then playing backups after midway in the 3rd
The celebration at 40:07 after the punt block 🤣
One of the craziest scores and most shocking outcomes I can ever recall.
The pathetic Dolphins were ripped SEVERAL new assholes in this game..lmao loved it.
3rd touchdown was so unprofessional on both side. You would never see this in today's NFL. Jacksonville had one hell of a team that season, great defense especially, Kevin Hardy and Carnell Lake had an elite season.
Jimmy wanted to trade Marino after 96'. The Dolphins owner wouldn't let it hapoen, because golden boy Dan was oh so popular among the fans. This was the end result.
Turtle Marino was a leech
He brought entertainment and excitement to the game and South Florida, but his game had many limitations. He definitely wanted to do things his way, which meant throwing it 50 times a game but in the NFL at that time that was a formula for regular season success but playoff failure. Marino was 8-10 in the playoffs.
@@andrearel3703 i preffer a thousand times Mark Brunell than turtle Marino, Don Shula couldw run faster than turtle Marino
That was a glaring deficiency in his game. The only thing in sports uglier than Marino running was Bernie Kosar running.
@@andrearel3703 i think Kosar was faster than Turtle Marino
I felt bad for Dan Marino, but LOVED seeing Jimmy Johnson get demolished.
Are you a bills fan?
@@josecarranza7555 Nope.
@@82dorrin What team?
Felt bad for Jimmy but loved seeing the most overrated QB in history get demolished!
@@steveg5960 How is he overrated?
Tom brady must be smiling right now knowing "at least I didn't go out that badly"
Heartbreak as a lifelong Dolphins fan . This was so pathetic and sad.. with that said . How awesome was the field in the playoffs back then..I remember Miami had navy blue end zones in the playoff game the year before vs buffalo.. so much more creative back then
this has gotta be the worst first 18 minutes of a football game any team has played in nfl history. its truly unbelievable how bad the dolphins were. 38-0 before marino completed his first pass!!! how is that possible??
is only possible if you have a Turtle Marino in your team
3:18
It’s still wild to me seeing fathers of nfl players playing
Dolphins did made the playoffs in 2000, beat the Colts in overtime before losing to the Raiders. Jaguars didn't get to the postseason until the 2005 season.
True, but 2000 was Miami's last playoff win to date and Jacksonville has had quite a few more since 2005
@@tokyoticcat4346 jaguars did make the playoffs in 2007: beat the Steelers before losing to patriots. 10 years later, they made an remarkable run to the AFC championship game
I hate the Jaguars for this game been a Dolphins fan since I was a kid cannot believe this was Dan Marino’s last game my hero and a legendary QB Dolphins never built a great team around him one 1000 rusher in Marino’s career
I totally agree with you. The Dolphins as a organization didn't give Dan a great RB to go along with him.
1:43:33
The Blow out and END of Dan Marino!
What a good team Marino had in '99-a Top 13 Offense, a Top 5 Defense, and his backs had OVER 2,000 yds. rushing and receiving. But once again Dan stunk it up in a playoff game. Dan was playoff challenged a majority of the time.The P-F-R study shows how challenged he was.
The P-F-R study says Marino gave the Dolphins a Negative Value in 10 playoff games and a Value in the single digits in 2 others. His overall Value was a terrible NEGATIVE 156. Other more successful QB's had Values from 300 to 1,000.
Favre's Value was 302, Warner 422, Staubach 461, Aikman 527, Young 580, Elway 767, Bradshaw 903, and Montana 1,292. Again, Marino's Value was MINUS 156. This study was never updated after '08 so Brady, Manning, Brees, Rodgers, etc., do not have full totals.
Actually I now know that the study was done from '67 through '06 so Starr, Unitas, and a few others do not have full totals either.
Marino was 38 years old, hobbling on one leg due to the achilles tendon tear that was never properly repaired. To top it off, in '99 he had a cervical injury to his neck that made it impossible for him to throw a ball for almost two months. He was done physically at this point.
@@dennismumford6108 Look at the teams around those qb's and that those qb's were still playing in their physical prime.
2005 Redskins @ Eagles Week 17 please ‼️‼️‼️ can’t find this game anywhere
2005 Redskins @ Eagles Week 17 ‼️can’t find this game anywhere
Who's here after Dolphins blew out the Broncos 20-70
Great Jaguars uniforms.
Current Jags QB Trevor Lawrence was around 3 months old when this game was played.
Miami would sign Fielder to replace Marino
Go Jags 🐆🐆🐆🐆
12:46 Noticed the horsecollar against Jimmy Smith. This was not actually a foul until 2005 after a series of major injuries in 2004.
Worst farewell game ever bro
Mark Brunell
I’d argue he’s the best leftie quarterback that didn’t win a Super Bowl.
Stabler
Young
Brunell
He was the backup for Drew Brees in 2009.
The ran them off the field but the following week, the titans did them in.
Yeah, Jacksonville should have kept back about 31 of those points for the championship game.
Yeah..probably because they were the better team, dipshit lmao. Not that hard to figure out.
At least before Halftime it was not a shut-out by the Jaguars the score was 41-7 Jacksonville
The Dolphins have won 2 playoff games since this debacle.
edit: The Dolphins have won 1 playoff game since this debacle.
I’m pretty sure this was the only game Marino played in the 2000s
Nvm, this team somehow won a playoff game
Plus the last game of the regular season, so three total.
Jay Fiedler went to the Dolphins the next year 😂 I remember him as a Dolphin but I didn’t know/forgot he was with other teams.
I was 10 when this game happened.
I was at this game !!!!!!!
As a long Time Viewer of Football I have noticed if Coaches (Jimmy Johnson ) and or Veteran QB,s (Dan Marino) stay to long in the League Your career will usually End Badly .